27 April 2010

Hi there fashion victims I have some new ideas of party outfits. Hope you find them cool too!

Back to the 80s: main hero – “sparkling” disco jacket, loose, with big shoulders (for example, made of metallized silk). Can be a vintage jacket, or new collection – just has to follow the 80s trend. I like to wear it with a neutral jersey dress or jeans and tight cotton t-shirt. If I have to run to a party right after the long and busy day, I wear this outfit with sneakers and a trendy casual bag, and before the party I put on high heel shoes and jewelry – long large ear rings, bracelets, also shady sunglasses – Cinderella becomes the Princess!

26 April 2010

Every day every girl has to face a simple and popular question: WHAT AM I GOING TO WEAR? It’s always a pain, because the answer that comes first is usually I HAVE NO IDEA. I know there are funny jokes about blondes who have the same problem, but I am not blond at all. Fashion is in our family: my Mum is a designer, and I also designed some of my stage costumes myself. I know that day by day life is not a stage, but I want to always look good and stylish, on and off stage. So, I have some ideas.

First: I always have minimum 5 pairs of jeans with me to choose from. Jeans are important because they make a base for my “look of the day”. They can be funky and crazy (like my favorite baggy Diesel pair), or smore “adult” (like my dark-blue D&G, I love them). I don’t like too much crystals or stones on my jeans, I don’t think it’s too much “fashion” – it look like visual pollution.

19 April 2010

Alarm! Khakis attack!

I always loved khakis since I was a teenager (I am 17 now but I feel more grown-up J). I am happy that military and safari styles are back again, although they have never been really out of fashion anyway. I cannot explain why this style is ever so popular – maybe because there is a hunter and a warrior hidden in every person? This spring the trend was picked up by Alexander Wang, Marc Jacobs, Balmain, Stella McCarthney and other “big names” in design and fashion. I think this time “military invasion” is more feminine in the general outline and in details, and I really appreciate this style. I like fitted cargo pants and sexy "army" dress, and this time designers give us playful details and softer silhouettes. We can now wear khakis with brooches, large necklaces and skinny belts. If you choose to go tough, you can look more confident and sexy by mixing up some basics in an unusual style: skinny leather jeans, heavy-duty boots, cropped jacket, lots of pockets and things like that.